Like most sought-after devices, there has been some concern that the Switch 2 could end up in the crosshairs of scalpers ahead of its launch in June. While some people are already attempting to sell the console at a higher price on sites like eBay, Nintendo fans are stepping in to report these listings en masse.

On the Nintendo Switch 2 subreddit (as spotted by GamesRadar), there are numerous posts detailing the war on scalpers. Currently, eBay's rules state that an item may not be sold unless it can be shipped out within 40 days, and at the time of writing, 55 days remain between now and the Switch 2 launch on June 5. Nintendo fans have been reporting these listings as soon as they pop up, and the subreddit is full of tips and tricks detailing how people can help out.

Back in February, Nintendo spoke about its preparations for the Switch 2 launch, including taking all "possible measures" to discourage scalping. "We will take all possible measures based on the experience we have accumulated to date," Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa said back then. "We are making preparations."

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Game Pass Ultimate subscribers got some big news, as it was confirmed that both The Alters and Rematch are coming to the service at launch, both arriving in June.

The Alters, an ambitious survival game, hits Game Pass on June 13, with Sifu developer Sloclap's soccer game Rematch debuts on Game Pass on June 19. It's also coming to PS5 and PC.

Rematch separates itself from other soccer/football games in that players do not control an entire team but instead just one person on a five-person side. The game uses a third-person camera and is set 40 years into the future. There's no offsides or fouls, and the ball never goes out of play because matches take place inside a cage. Check out the trailer above to see the game in action.

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Schedule 1, the Steam game about building a drug empire, has become a breakout hit since it launched a little over two weeks ago, and now it's getting its first major update. The content update adds new functional stores, decor items, cosmetic items, and more. You can see the full patch notes for update 0.3.4. below.

The update adds a full interior and store functionality to Bleuballs Boutique, and does the same for the Pawn Shop, where you can sell almost anything (except drugs) to Mick. As well as the new stores, the update adds wall decor, which includes signs, lamps, collectable paintings, and more.

The new update also adds liquor, with names like Ol' Man Jimmy's Whiskey, Chateau La Peepee, and Brut du Gloop. The developer notes that liquor is purely decorative for the time being, but it will become functional in a future update.

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In 2022, solo developer Daniel Stubbington released the Portal-like puzzle game The Entropy Centre through his Stubby Games label. Now, Stubbington has announced that his next game, Void Breaker, is entering an open test right now. And judging from the announcement trailer below, this is one great-looking first-person shooter.

The trailer begins on an ominous note by mentioning that machines will only follow "the rules we set--until they learn to set their own." According to the game's description, the player characters are at the mercy of an "all-seeing, hostile AI" that forces them to fight and die in an endless cycle of death and rebirth. The one thing that the AI didn't count on is that the players' characters may be able to break that cycle with customized weapons and unforeseen tactics.

As demonstrated in the trailer, players can modify their weapons into engines of chaos and the entire environment can be brought down around them. Destruction isn't literally the name of the game, but it's definitely a big part of the gameplay experience.

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This week's Triple- Initiative covered a wide range of genres, but for anyone looking for a retro-inspired platformer, then Duskfade was likely the star of the show for them. Currently in development at Weird Beluga Studio, Duskfade is set in a world that has become enshrouded in an eternal night. As Zirian, a young workshop apprentice, players will set out to restore time itself in this "clockpunk" world, which the studio describes as a love letter to action-platformer classics of the past.

Weird Beluga says that the game is designed to be a heartfelt tribute to the golden age of 3D action-platformers, while also providing players with a deeply emotional story. "Our game takes inspiration from Jak and Daxter and Ratchet and Clank, with movement that has been designed to feel agile and fast," lead programmer Tomás Manzano Sobrido explained on the PS Blog. "Flow is a core focus, and we want players to feel like Zirian is gliding through the world, chaining actions seamlessly and covering large distances without losing momentum."

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Nintendo has added a new batch of classic games for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers. Three more Sega Genesis titles are now available to play through the service: Streets of Rage, Super Thunder Blade, and ESWAT: City Under Siege.

The Sega Genesis classics library is available exclusively as part of Nintendo Switch Online's Expansion Pack plan. This premium tier includes all of the benefits of the base Switch Online service, as well as access to classic Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Advance games, plus select DLC such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe's Booster Course Pass and Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Happy Home Paradise expansion.

Three classic #SEGAGenesis games have just been made available for #NintendoSwitchOnline + Expansion Pack members!
☑️ Streets of Rage
☑️ Super Thunder Blade
☑️ ESWAT: City Under Siege pic.twitter.com/6vfct3UHQl

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) April 11, 2025

The base Nintendo Switch Online plan costs $20 per year, while the Expansion Pack plan costs $50 per year. Nintendo also offers an annual family plan for $80 that covers up to eight Nintendo Accounts across multiple systems.

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Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - A Visual Archive

$60 | Releases September 9

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Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace set the tone for the Prequel Trilogy with its lavish costumes, impressive sets, and cutting-edge special effects back in 1999, and if you'd like a closer look at how the film was made, then you'll want to check out this new book. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - A Visual Archive will be released on September 9, and you can preorder it for $60 through Amazon.

Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - A Visual Archive $60 | Releases September 9

This 296-page hardcover book offers behind-the-scenes photography and concept art from the Phantom Menace, as well as filmmaking anecdotes and extra physical content like booklets and foldout pages. For Star Wars fans who enjoy looking at the bigger picture, the book also goes into detail on how the movie built the framework for future spin-off series, like Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, and The Mandalorian. There's also a deep dive into the Phantom Menace's merchandise, comics, and spin-offs, so you're getting a comprehensive look at the first film in the Prequel Trilogy and its place in pop culture history.

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If you're looking for more reading material on the creation of the first Star Wars prequel film, there's the Star Wars Insider Presents The Phantom Menace 25 Year Anniversary Special that launched last year in celebration of the film's 25th anniversary. It's packed with vintage interviews from the long-running Star Wars Insider magazine, along with essays, art, and high-quality stills from the movie. It's available for $19 at Amazon.

This is the second Star Wars: A Visual Archive book, the first was Visual Archive for Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Similar to the Phantom Menace, the Return of the Jedi book is packed with photography and concept art that explores how the movie was made and its legacy in pop culture. You can pick it up at a nice 50% discount at Amazon, dropping the price to $32.50 (was $65).

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Publisher 2K and developer Hangar 13 have seemingly revealed that Mafia: The Old Country will launch on August 8 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.

As spotted by Gematsu, 2K and Hangar 13 posted a Steam blog post detailing their plans for PAX East 2025. In this post, the release date was inadvertently announced. While it has now been removed from the post, Gematsu provided a screenshot of the blog post before the release date was scrubbed.

Screenshot for those that might want: pic.twitter.com/rok96pEhLT

— Gematsu (@gematsu) April 10, 2025

2K and Hangar 13's PAX East 2025 panel will be hosted at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET on May 8 and they will show off a new gameplay trailer. Attendees will be able to meet some of the developers, including studio president Nick Baynes, game director Alex Cox, and cinematic director Tomas Hrebicek. They will most likely announce the release date during the panel.

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No one is doing more for mascot platformers than Toys for Bob. Since 2018, the formerly Microsoft-owned studio has released the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, Crash Bandicoot 4, and Crash Team Rumble, reinvigorating two beloved but largely stagnant franchises. Now, Toys for Bob co-studio head and creative director Paul Yan says the studio has its eyes on another iconic platforming series: Banjo-Kazooie.

In a recent interview with CanadianGuyEh--which was then reported by Windows Central--Yan discussed Toys for Bob's upcoming projects. On top of seemingly teasing a new entry in the Spyro the Dragon series, Yan expressed the team's desire to work with Xbox on bringing back the dynamic bird and bear duo, Banjo-Kazooie.

"One company we'd like to work with is one we're already working with--Team Xbox! They've been a great partner and they also have a very interesting roster of characters that Toys for Bob could have a lot of fun with. The honey bear is the first one that comes to mind--I think we can all agree Banjo's been hibernating long enough, right?" Yan said.

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Anyone familiar with Nintendo's favorite gourmand Kirby knows that the pink blob has an insatiable appetite. Ordinarily, a little bit of gluttony isn't a bad thing, but in Kirby's case, it has quite the transformative effect on him--quite literally! We've already seen the little fella gulp down an entire Nintendo Switch controller, so it's only natural he decided to eat a gaming headset. PowerA's new Kirby Mouthful Wired Stereo Headset sold out quickly when it launched earlier this year, but it's back in stock for $30 at Amazon.

PowerA Kirby Mouthful Wired Headset for Switch $30

PowerA's Kirby Mouthful Wired Stereo Headset is part of the third-party manufacturer's series of officially licensed over-ear headphones themed around popular franchises. Naturally, the main draw here is the cool design that makes it look like Kirby swallowed a gaming headset. The underside of the cushioned headband features a colorful collage of characters from the Kirby universe. The left earcup shows Kirby preparing to inhale the headphones, while the right earcup displays Kirby's "mouthful" face.

As for the audio specs and performance, these are basic 3.5mm stereo headphones with 50mm dynamic speaker drivers and a detachable boom mic. There are much higher-performing wired headsets with customizable audio features for similar prices, including the Razer BlackShark V2 X for $35 (was $60) and the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 for $49 (was $60). But if you love Kirby or are looking for a stylish lightweight headset for a younger gamer, PowerA's Kirby Mouthful headset is quite charming.

PowerA's Nintendo Switch Headsets

• Kirby Mouthful -- $30
• Mario Kart Rivals -- $23.49 ($30)
• Pokemon Kanto Friends -- $30
• Fortnite: Llambro (includes Glyphic emote) -- $30
• Fortnite: Drift (includes Signal Override Wrap) -- $30

The Kirby design is the best of the bunch from PowerA, but there are several other options also priced at $30 or less. Notably, you can get a Mario Kart-themed headset for only $23.49 at Amazon. PowerA's Pokemon-inspired headset features Pikachu and other Generation 1 standouts from the Kanto region. The two Fortnite models listed below come bundled with a voucher to redeem a rare in-game item: the Glyphic emote or Signal Override Wrap.

See at Amazon More Kirby PowerA AccessoriesKirby controllers

• Kirby Mouthful Wireless Switch Controller -- $40 ($45)
• Kirby Wired Switch Controller -- $24.44 ($28)
• Kirby Nintendo Switch Carrying Case -- $20

As mentioned above, there are a few other products from PowerA that feature a Kirby-fied aesthetic. The Kirby Mouthful Controller will match the headset perfectly. Part of PowerA's Enhanced series, the wireless controller includes motion controls and two remappable back buttons.

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One of the biggest talking points surrounding the Switch 2 since its official announcement has been focused on the price of the console and its games--some believe the prices are simply too much.

In an interview with PlayerDriven, former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden said Nintendo can charge what it wants for new first-party Switch 2 games because Nintendo makes compelling games. Some people might perceive the price increase for a game like Mario Kart World ($80) as being "hefty," Layden said, but in the end, people will buy it anyway.

"If it's the only place where you can play Mario, then you get your wallet out and you buy into it... and Donkey Kong and Zelda. That first-party exclusivity kind of mitigates the sticker shock, if you will, of these price hikes, because you want that content so bad," he said (via IGN).

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The Elder Scrolls Online is looking to experiment in 2025, ranging from its new seasonal content model, a major server-wide event unlike anything in the game's history, and even the ability to mix and match abilities from different classes to create something entirely new.

Developer ZeniMax Online revealed what's coming in the year ahead for its long-running MMORPG at a recent ESO Direct. In it, studio director Matt Firor reiterated much of what he said in an end-of-year blog post from December. Unlike every year since 2017's Morrowind chapter, 2025 will not see the release of a new expansion, but will instead see the game shift to a seasonal content model that Firor said will allow it more freedom to experiment when it comes to releasing new content and addressing the needs of the game.

"We want to keep telling great stories, but also mix in new ideas and gameplay systems, and that's exactly what we're going to do," Firor said. "But we'll do this in a different cadence, one that allows us, the developers, to broaden our focus and increase variety."

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Are you wondering about how to activate the Boiler Room in Blue Prince? Several rooms in the game have their own unique perks and effects. The Boiler Room, however, is all about functionality. Once it's working, you can restore power to other areas. In some cases, this could even lead to new discoveries.

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How to activate the Boiler Room in Blue Prince

When you first draft the Boiler Room, you'll notice several objects and machinery:

• There's a central control panel at the top.
• There are three green pumps--two in the lower section and one in the upper section.
• A couple of red tubes down below can also be rotated.
• You'll notice two switches along the pipes as well.

The first thing you need to do if you want to activate the Boiler Room in Blue Prince is to make sure that all three green tanks are active--i.e. click on their respective valves so that the meter is in the green.

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Outbound, an indie open-world camper simulator where players live off the grid in their van, is getting a closed alpha on April 14.

A new trailer for the cozy survival-crafting game was shown as part of the 2025 Triple-I Initiative showcase. In the closed alpha, players will be able to explore the plains and forests of the game's first biome, participate in four player co-op, try out the game's building system, and more.

To access the closed alpha, players will need to sign-up for the game's newsletter through the Outbound website. Starting on April 14, random subscribers will be selected to join the playtest.

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Stephen King fans can get a terrific deal on his latest novel at Amazon. The hardcover edition of Never Flinch is available to preorder for $22.40 (was $32) ahead of its May 27 release. Never Flinch is King's first full-length novel since September 2023. Considering King has published 65-plus novels and counting, the nearly two-year gap could be described as a "long wait." That said, King released a terrific short story collection last May, so it's not as if fans such as myself haven't had new King stories to read. If you've enjoyed King's turn to dark crime fiction over the past decade, Never Flinch sounds like another exciting ride.

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After checking out Amazon's preorder deal for Never Flinch, you should take a look at some of the other upcoming books from the modern master of horror, which we've detailed below.

Never Flinch by Stephen King (Hardcover) $22.40 (was $32) | Releases May 27

King's new novel has two main story threads that will intersect as you make your way through the 448-page hardcover. Set in a fictional town called Buckeye City, Never Flinch's high concept plot is kicked into motion by a letter sent to the police department from an unknown man. The letter writer vows to kill 13 innocent people and one guilty person, which he claims is a response to a separate death of an innocent man.

Detective Izzy Jaynes is tasked with investigating the threat. King's new protagonist will receive assistance from a private investigator who will be very familiar to constant readers: Holly Gibney.

Holly is the link that ties the intersecting stories of Never Flinch together. During the investigation to find the letter writer, Holly is hired as a bodyguard for Kate McKay, a woman's rights activist who is being stalked while on a national speaking tour.

Never Flinch marks the seventh appearance of Gibney, whom King has referred to as one of his favorite characters. Knowing Holly's backstory will probably enhance your reading experience, but Never Flinch is a standalone novel.

Preorder at Amazon Stephen King Books featuring Holly Gibney Holly, Bill Hodges Trilogy, The Outsider, and If It Bleeds

• Mr. Mercedes: Bill Hodges 1 (Paperback) -- $11 ($19)
• Finders Keepers: Bill Hodges 2 (Paperback) -- $12.58 ($19)
• End of Watch: Bill Hodges 3 (Paperback) -- $11 ($19)
• Bill Hodges Trilogy Box Set (Hardcover) -- $56 ($96)
• The Outsider (Paperback) -- $11.86 ($19)
• If It Bleeds (Paperback) -- $14.90 ($18)
• Holly (Paperback) -- $10 ($20)

Even though you don't technically need to read any of the other King novels featuring Holly Gibney, all of them are great and well-worth your time. If you only have time to read one before Never Flinch's release, I'd recommend the most recent thriller, which is simply titled Holly (2023).

King does an admirable job filling the reader in on Holly's earlier adventures in this novel. This is great for newcomers, but keep in mind that if you plan on reading all of them, you'll want to go in chronological order to avoid having prior stories spoiled. The 2023 novel is the first and only full-length King novel where Holly is the sole main protagonist. It follows her investigation into mysterious disappearances in a quiet Midwestern town.

Holly Gibney first appeared in Mr. Mercedes (2014), Book 1 in King's Bill Hodges Trilogy starring a retired police officer. of the same name. Holly's presence increased in the two sequels, Finders Keepers (2015) and End of Watch (2016).

The private investigator also played a crucial supporting role in The Outsider (2018), a supernatural horror novel that was adapted into a pretty good HBO series. She's also the main character in the title novella in King's story collection If It Bleeds (2020).

See all Holly Gibney books Stephen King upcoming book releases in 2025

Another all-new book that should be on the radar of longtime King readers is The End of the World As We Know It: New Tales of Stephen King's The Stand. Releasing August 19, this anthology features stories by dozens of contemporary authors set in the same world as King's longest and arguably best novel. King wrote the introduction for this 800-page doorstopper. If you want to refresh your memory ahead of its release, Amazon has the excellent hardcover edition of The Stand for 50% off right now.

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Fast food joint Popeye's Chicken is joining the Fortnite metaverse this weekend--From April 11-13, the well-liked Murder Mystery Creative island will be home to a new Popeye's restaurant in which players must survive against one of their own who's secretly a murderer. Those who play Murder Mystery in the Popeye's restaurant can earn free Popeye's loot by taking a screenshot of themselves in the digital restaurant and tweeting the pic at the official Popeye's account.

The digital Popeye's restaurant you can solve a murder in starting April 11.

Officially, the contest is to take a screenshot of yourself wearing the Big Dill skin from the current season's battle pass--but it's not actually required, since you have to buy the battle pass to get that skin. After tweeting the pic at the Popeye's account using the hashtag #PopeyesPickleQuestCoupon, you'll receive a code for some unspecified real-world reward.

The whole effort is to promote Popeye's new Pickle Menu--and with a pickle skin on the current Fortnite battle pass, apparently the powers-that-be at the restaurant decided a little cross-promotion was in order. This is not, however, a true collaboration between Fortnite and Popeye's--Epic has avoided collaborating with any real food brands, since Fortnite has a large audience of children. But Fortnite Creative, which is a bit of a Wild West situation that allows any Fortnite user to make just about any kind of game experience, gives brands like Popeye's the chance to advertise in Epic's metaverse without dealing directly with Epic.

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Neil Patrick Harris--yes, the actor--released Box One, a board game designed for solo players, at the tail end of 2020. The game earned rave reviews thanks to its premium design and mind-bending puzzles, and now you can officially dive into its sequel, Box Two. Offering another adventure filled with puzzles, challenges, and riddles, it’s an excellent choice for anyone seeking a solo board game that’ll put their problem-solving skills to the test. You can grab it now for $60 at Amazon.

Box Two by Neil Patrick Harris $60

Box Two is said to be even more elaborate than Box One, with multiple layers to each of its challenges. You’ll find a bunch of premium physical objects inside the box--such as a key, coin, and other handheld puzzles--and you’ll need to navigate a series of riddles to unlock their hidden meaning. It’ll take around two hours to finish the escape-style game.

It's best to go into the game with as little knowledge as possible to prevent spoilers. But if you’re a fan of brainteasers, puzzles, and escape rooms, just know you’ll find much to love about this unique adventure.

There’s also no need to have played Box One, as the games are entirely separate and require no previous knowledge of the series.

See at Amazon Box Two by Neil Patrick Harris $29.49 (was $35)

If you do want to play Box One, you’ll find it on sale for $29.49 (was $35) at Amazon. It’s earned impressive reviews from players, so if you’re intrigued by Box Two but don’t like its price tag, consider starting with the more affordable Box One.

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Want to add a few more board games to your collection? Several other mystery and escape games are available at Amazon--including the popular Clue Escape: The Illusionist’s Club, which is discounted to just $14.21 (was $17). This one-time play cooperative game has you figuring out the mystery of a missing magician. It can be played with a small group, though solo play is also supported.

Here’s a look at other great board games at Amazon.

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Katana Zero developer Askiisoft has revealed that its DLC is still in the works and is still free--even if it has been six years since the game's release.

As a part of the Triple-I Initiative showcase, Askiisoft released a brand new gameplay trailer. While it's light on details, there seems to be something, or someone, involved called the Seventh Angel. Despite the DLC being free, fans are commenting that they'd happily pay for it since its development has taken so long. So far, there's still no release date for the DLC.

The last update about the DLC was back in March 2021, when the developer said that its initial scope grew six-fold, making it less like DLC and more like Katana Zero 1.5. Limited Run Games even announced plans for a physical copy of the game back in 2020, but those haven't come to fruition yet.

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The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition

$110 | Releases July 10

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Sony announced The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition is coming to PS5 on July 10. The new edition of Naughty Dog's acclaimed post-apocalyptic series will include The Last of Us Part I, The Last of Us Part II Remastered, and the Left Behind DLC chapter, getting you the entire saga in one package, along with a steelbook case, comics, art prints, and more. Preorders for the $110 The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition are available now, but supplies are limited, so you'll want to head over to PlayStation Direct and grab a copy for it sells out.

The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition $110 | Releases July 10

The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition includes physical copies of The Last of Us Part I and The Last of Us Part II Remastered for PS5, as well as the Left Behind prequel chapter DLC. It also includes a selection of physical collectibles

• Steelbook case with new cover art featuring Ellie
• The Last of Us: American Dreams Comics Issues 1-4 with new cover art
• Four lithographic art prints
• Thank You letter from the game's writer and director Neil Druckmann
• Collector's box

Preorders are available exclusively at PlayStation Direct. Note that you'll have to sign in with your PlayStation Network account and wait in a digital queue to preorder.

Preorder at PlayStation Direct The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition

Many of the inclusions in The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition are also available separately, including The Last of Us Part 1 for $49.49 (was $70), The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered for $50 (or on PC for just $45), and The Last of Us: American Dream graphic novel for $19.72. The standard edition of the games and comic come with their original cover art, which differs from the versions included in the new The last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition.

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Call of Duty's tradition of celebrating marijuana and stoner culture continues today with the debut of Jay and Silent Bob added to the game as playable characters. Players can now buy multiple Jay and Silent Bob DLC bundles that allow them to take on their standard form, or their "Bluntman" and "Chronic" alter egos.

Here's what's included in each bundle, both of which are available for 2,400 COD Points each ($20).

Jay and Silent Bob Tracer Pack

• Jay and Silent Bob operator skins
• Doobie Wreck LW3AI Frostline sniper rifle (blue and yellow tracers)
• Golden Calf Kompakt 92 SMG (blue and yellow tracers)
• Smoke Death FX
• Gimme a Light finishing move
• Poppin' Off emote
• Mooby's weapon charm
• In Sync calling card
• Mooby Joint decal
• Snoochie Boochie emblem

Bluntman and Chronic Tracer Pack

• Bluntman and Chronic operator skins
• Bluntman Stuntman Krig C assasult rifle
• Chronic Unapologetic Jackal PDW SMG (pink and purple tracers)
• Joint Leaf Death FX
• Bong Staff Bo staff with Joint Leaf Death FX
• Smoke You Out finishing move
• Did that Happen? emote
• Joint Power calling card
• Blunts Out, Suit Up emblem
• Doobage Duo spray

This isn't the only stoner-themed DLC coming to Black Ops 6 and Warzone to celebrate 4/20. Later this month, Black Ops 6 is adding a new version of Nuketown called "Blazetown," while a new limited-time mode called Joint Operations is on the way as well. This includes variants of multiple different modes that play out in a single match. These include: Head Stash (TDM), Inhalation (Domination), Hotbox (Hardpoint), Very High Target (HVT), and Munchies (Kill Confirmed). During these matches, players will face changing effects, including double health, low gravity, visual hallucinations, and third-person POV.

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